Ebony Arose

Wallace Collins was born in Jamaica, West Indies, and immigrated to London, England as a youth, where he soon married Pauline, shortly after which they moved to Toronto, Canada. He began to write seriously in Toronto before he moved to New York where he has been living now for decades. Mr. Collins is a graduate of Queens College, and has worked most of his life as a Cabinetmaker in the countries he lived. He has since retired from work and is now writing fiction full time.

Ebony Washington is blinded by what she thinks is love, but is really lust. She meets her supposed to be knight in shining armor, Lawrence Richmond. Lawrence knocks her off her feet with kindness she has never known. As time progresses Ebony sees his true nature. The control starts and she is taken on the ultimate rollercoaster ride of the good, the bad and the ugly. After being physically, mentally and sexually abused by the hands of her husband; will she eventually get tired of the drama and leave or will she stay til death do us part? Only time will tell.

Jackson “Jax” Reed has exchanged his years as a reporter to become a New York Times bestselling author. Being birthed from an affair, Jax has always had a cloud that’s loomed over his life. Despite the growing success of his true crime books, a secret that his mother took to the grave has turned his life upside-down. Jax runs into an old flame, Ebony Hampton, the woman who broke off their engagement fifteen years ago. These two quickly find themselves at odds since Ebony is the FBI agent tasked with investigating the serial killer who happens to be the subject of Jax’s latest book. When their shared “subject” makes a daring escape from prison, the former couple will find themselves risking their lives together.

Superposition is a book that introduces the reader to a dystopian society. In the authors world, memories are used as a tool of barter and leaders are selected by unseen entities in the shadows. However, as illustrated by countless empires and civilizations before, stability is an illusion.